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My 15 year old cat has tear duct blockage

Hello, dear members. I would appreciate if someone that can help would read this post and everything I wrote here and recommend anything that can help.
I took the cat to the vet yesterday. According to the vet, my cat has tear duct blockage in both eyes but there is no eye infection, the eyes look OK, its only the corners of the eye that are wet.. My cat used to suffer from upper respiratory infection last year but this was cured and no problems since then. I started noticing last week, it was very sudden, that the corners of her eyes are wet. I found online that Euphrasia Officinalis can help. Please note that she cannot use any liquid form of homeopathy because the alcohol there is dangerous for cats. My cat can only use homeopathic pallets dissolved in water.I ahve atatched a photo of my cat showing the wet corner of her eye. Thank you for your help.

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shanimaz on 2013-06-07

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Available in pills also,you can give your cat 5 pills per day.

♡ anuj srivastava last decade

anuj, what potency would you suggest of this? I always dissolve in 2 tablespoons
of water and use a dropper to get it
on the tongue- only way I can get
the remedy into my cats.
[message edited by simone717 on Fri, 07 Jun 2013 18:48:33 BST]

♡ simone717 last decade

Yes, I can give her pallets but which remedy are you referring to and what is the potency?

shanimaz last decade

Eupharasia 30,kali mur 6x,both, 5 tabs three times a day. If you can get hold of eupharasia eye-drops,3 times, also will be beneficial.FEED BACK AFTER 7 DAYS.

♡ anuj srivastava last decade

I will follow your suggestions and update in a week! Thank you Anuj!

shanimaz last decade

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